I have just signed up to have access to espn api and I just want to access a specific teams data but an error message appears saying "timestamp" :"2014-04-06T22:36:39Z","message" :"Improper API URI","status" :"error","code" :404"". The link I'm putting in with my api key is "http://api.espn.com/v1/sports/soccer/english-premier-league/arsenal?apikey=****". I know you need an id with the team but where do I get that from and I don't think the link recognizes 'english-premier-league'.
Have you tried using the online API testing tool at http://developer.espn.com/io-docs?
Enter your API Key, and then find the endpoint to try. Note that not all endpoints are supplied via the dropdown boxes.
With a little detective work, I found what you might be looking for
http://api.espn.com/v1/sports/soccer/eng.1/teams/359?apikey=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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I am trying to access the Open edX data Analytics API v0 alpha as I would like to download the problem grades data.
In the documentation on setting up the API it mentioned Test the Data Analytics API by "In a browser, go to: http://<server-name>:<port>/docs/#!/api/
Enter a valid key and click Explore."
May I know what is the server-name and port number here refers to?
Also what is the Docs/#! refers to here.
I tried to look for API url online, but could not find it either.
Also I am assuming I need to get authorization through Oauth2 as well.
As this is the first time I am trying to access API to download data, i would really appreciate your help with the questions above
in this
http://<server-name>:<port>/docs/#!/api/
<server-name>
refers to the ip address of the server where you are running the edx-analytics
<port>
refers to port
sample url could be http://192.168.10.110:8085/docs/#!/api/
I'm trying out a simple code I found using www::google::customsearch. I know that google and yahoo has already change its policy in allowing these searches.
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use WWW::Google::CustomSearch;
my $api_key = 'Your_API_Key';
my $cx = 'Search_Engine_Identifier';
my $engine = WWW::Google::CustomSearch->new(api_key => $api_key, cx => $cx);
print Dumper($engine->search("Google"));
I am not sure if this module will work. I was just trying to test it. This is a sample from cpan. I tried running the code I keep getting a missing argument which is the api key.
This is so far what I have done. I have signed in google and created a custom search engine. I copied the search engine reference code. I have tried the example code in javascript. I placed it in a sample html. It works.
I have also signed in google and turned on custom search engine api, and generated an app key.
What is the correct step in getting an application key?
I tried running the code I keep getting a missing argument which is the api key.
You did not try to execute the given code as it is, did you? You are supposed to pass the actual key in below line.
my $api_key = 'Your_API_Key';
Your_API_Key should be replaced with the key you get from Google API console.
What is the correct step in getting an application key?
Quoting from the documentation on how to find it.
The JSON / Atom Custom Search API requires the use of an API key,
which you can get from the Google APIs console. The API provides 100
search queries per day for free. If you need more, you may sign up for
billing in the console.
The official Google API document can be found here. For more
information about the Google custom search, please click here.
Yep, newbie question here, but it's bothering me for some days now, trying to read all the docs on google developer site, but I'm spinning in circles.
I've created a Fusion Table and set the access to 'public' and got an ID.
According to Goolge I should have an API key to access the data from a REST-call. Google suggests:
Go to the Google Developers Console.
Select a project, or create a new one.
In the sidebar on the left, expand APIs & auth. Next, click APIs. In the list of APIs, make sure the status is ON for the Fusion Tables API.
In the sidebar on the left, select Credentials.
I can do that all I've got an API-key, but how does this relates to the Fusion Table I've created? Can I use that API key for
this is really simple API key give the ability to do the most of mysql request type SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE using GET and POST also PUT request , for GET you can use the navigator for that but the most effective way for your case is the use of curl librairie for php or jaira for java ... so you can send post or put request with a simple script.
So, what you can do with fusion table is automating the process of manipulating data and the option to share those data with someone else.
Edit: procedures changed since this post. Your mileage may vary
Head to the Google Developers Console
Create a project
Under Explore other services click "Enable APIs and get credentials like keys"
Search for Fusion Tables
Enable Fusion Tables API as a service under APIs & Auth --> APIs
You probably want the browser key. Grab the API key.
Happy Mapping...
API-keys are not related to specific Fusion Tables, they are related to projects.
You may use the key to request data from any public and downloadable FusionTable(not only your own Tables ), the key basically is used to identify your project(google-account) .
So when you have problems with requesting data from a public table, check if the table is downloadable too(click on the table-name on top-left->reuse access->allow downloads ).
We bought this domain http://deerrepellent.ca/ and forwarded it to our main site http://bobbex.ca
However now we get an error message saying we need a new google api key whenever anyone goes to new domain. We do use maps in this site. Is there a way to use one API key for multiple domains?
Sadly, you need to have one API key per domain.
The following blog post outlines a similar issue to yours and how the developer got around it/ They still needed to have two API keys, but using some JavaScript they were able to apply the correct key based upon the domain:
http://wave.coop/blog/2010/12/google-maps-api-keys-sites-multiple-domain-names/
Below is the official word on Google over multiple domains and API keys, as also referenced in the above blog post:
https://developers.google.com/maps/faq#multiplekeys
I'm trying to get a user's mentions using the Twitter REST API, but I'm not getting any response when I call.
I'm basically just trying to hit the URL they specify in the link I provided. I'm trying to get mentions by a specific user.
Here are the URLs I've tried, and none of them work (they all return blank pages):
https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/mentions.json
https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/mentions.json?screen_name=ludjanio
https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/mentions.json?screen_name=ludjanio&include_entities=true
This API end-point requires authorization through OAuth. Besides all that, this API end-point doesn't accept the parameter screen_name. Full documentation of this API end point can be found here, https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1/get/statuses/mentions
If you want to get the mentions of an entirely different person, there is no direct API for this. But you can do a search for #, this is how most apps do this.